School Opening And More Discussed At Meeting
The opening of school and other matters were discussed at the Dillon District Four School Board’s meeting on Monday night.
The opening of school and other matters were discussed at the Dillon District Four School Board’s meeting on Monday night.
Latta Police Chief Crystal Moore is reminding the public about the rules for the pick up of students at the new Latta Elementary School.
The Dillon Historic School Foundation held their August meeting at the Dillon County Chamber of Commerce Conference Room with nine members present. Chairman Gerald Berry welcomed two new members to the organization and made several announcements.
The Dillon County Board of Education voted at a recent meeting to increase the cost per student to the districts to cover the costs of the Alternative School program.
On Friday, July 25, the SC State Board of Review met at the SC Department of Archives and History for the purpose of reviewing nominations of properties submitted for placement on the National Register of Historic Places.
Dillon District Four will be getting school-based reading coaches as outlined in Proviso 1.88. Gordon Elementary School, South Elementary School, and Stewart Heights Elementary School will get full-time reading coaches.
The Dillon County Board of Education took up several matters at their June meeting.
The Dillon County Board of Education approved the County Board budget at a recent meeting.
The Dillon School District Four budget has been approved.
Art McMillan, Assistant Superintendent for Finance, presented the General Fund Budget highlights.
To The Editor:
On May 20, 2014, Dillon Historic School Advocacy (DHSA) met with the Dillon County Board of Education to ask specific questions about the Board barring all access to the auditorium of the former J.V. Martin Junior High School.